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David Usborne

April 29, 2011

http://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/americas/250-die-in-one-day-as-twisters-rampage-from-texas-to-virginia-2276290.html

Search-and-rescue teams were last night hunting for survivors beneath fallen masonry and tangled joists, power lines and fallen trees in towns and hamlets across seven states in the south-eastern US which were ravaged by the worst outbreak of tornadoes seen in almost four decades. Almost 250 people are known to have died.

President Barack Obama, promising help in rebuilding, described the loss of life as "heartbreaking" and called the damage to homes and businesses "nothing short of catastrophic".

Stunned residents of Tuscaloosa in Alabama awoke yesterday to discover a city partly razed by a single killer twister that cut a swath more than a mile wide and may have got close to an F5 level, the highest on the intensity scale. Shopping centres, shops and whole residential neighbourhoods were shredded, reduced to an almost unfathomable jumble of destruction. At least 169 people died in Alabama alone.


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